Lorna > Recent Status Updates

Due back to the library. Putting it back on hold.

I don’t love the romance direction this is taking. He’s her teacher and he’s known her since she was 10. Yuck.

Absolutely devastating. I bought this book for my 11 year old for Christmas. He loved it and now we’re all listening as a family. Did not realize I would end up crying about made up animals in front of my children.

Some authors should not narrate their own audiobooks. Getting frustrated with the mispronounced words.

I love it when a character has my name! It happens so rarely that’s it’s a bit of a treat (especially when the audiobook narrator has a delightful Scottish accent).

I’m halfway through and really loving this. I definitely wish Anna was my best friend.

Made it this far and then my Libby loan auto-returned and it's a 15 week wait to get it back. Might buy this for my dad for Fathers' Day (which I was planning to do long before it returned!) and read the end of his copy 🤫

Just realized Tom Hanks does the audio narration. 😍😍😍😍😍

Enjoying this so much more than I expected to. I think I was expecting something less relatable or approachable, or maybe more cerebral. Pleasantly surprised.

I 100% believe that all the 4 and 5 star reviews on this are fake. This book is the worst thing I've read/listened to in recent memory. Skimming to the end.

Well this book just went from really good to amazing. 😍

This one is not really capturing me emotionally. I thought it would be a challenging read due to the subject matter, but I'm not really invested in it enough to stress out about it. I'll finish it just to see where it's going but it's almost a slog.

Ruth Zardo is one of my top five favorite fictional people.

Omgomgomgomg. I put this down when I came home from vacation but now I can't put it down. Omg.

Does anybody else feel all cringy listening to an audiobook narrator sing songs that are part of the story? I hate it.

I wish I'd picked a less creepy book to read while my husband is out of town. 🤦‍♀️😱

Holy moly.

Perhaps one of my favorite similes that I've ever read: "monogamous as a goose".

Well this just got super creepy. Not the best choice of audiobook for driving down lonely winding country roads after dark.